Australian VoIP provider MyNetFone acquires new industry assets

The wholesale VoIP market is continuously demonstrating new operational opportunities readily accessible for the deployment, it looks some organizations just want a little bit of a momentum to strengthen or just effectively manage business.

In framework of this common trends and tendencies, Internet telephony expert MyNetFone has bought Melbourne-based Internet connectivity provider Connexus in an effort to overhaul voice communications on its internal network. Whilst this strategic acquisition will massively improve the company’s traffic, Rene Sugo, the enterprise’s CEO, commented that this activity worked as a part of the organization’s strategic commitment to expand its subscriber base as well as use all the benefits of the national network capabilities it has acquired by means of its previous purchase of Symbio Networks at the beginning of this year, back in February. MyNetFone delivers services both for entrepreneurial and residential clients, making them to implement a traditional conventional telephone number to forward and process calls over the Internet and its subordinate Symbio’s VoIP network, as well as provides efficient wholesale VoIP connectivity to its network. The Australian industry news also has reported Sugo as efficient company that has worked and operated at less than half of the capacity providing for the almost 100,000 residential and business VoIP services it provisioned. By absorbing Connexus, however, the company is looking forward to position and establish itself as a “one-window shop for hosted VoIP, e-mail and dedicated applications for small and medium-sized businesses. One of the essential plans is to keep the pace of acquiring customers on to the corporate network or acquire businesses that let our organization grow and expand in a facilitated way and use all the possible capacity, because the more we implement it the more efficient it appears and the more revenues we get.” The impressive acquisition, which is expected to be finalized next month, is anticipated to push the group’s earnings before interest, tax and the expenditures for the year to be about $6.00 million, the research reveals.

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